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DEDICATION

FOREWORD

SCHOOL

ANNUAL STAFF

FACULTY

SENIORS

JUNIORS

SOPHOMORES

FRESHMEN

JUNIOR HIGH

CLASSES

FAVORITES

ORGANIZATIONS

ATHLETICS

ELEMENTARY

ADVERTISEMENTS

Dedication

MRS. PEARL POWELL SMITH

We, the Senior and Junior Classes of 1958, dedi¬
cate the XXI Volume of "THE ARROW" to you, Mrs.
Smith, for your interest, willing guidance, and un¬
tiring efforts throughout our school years.

Believe That You Can

Believe that you can and you will not fail.

Though mighty the task begun!

Believe that you can though hard the trail,

And rugged the road you run!

Have faith in yourself! lust know you can
And you're simply bound to do;

And never a barrier, bar, or ban- - -
Can keep you from carrying through!

Believe that you can and then go in
And do with your heart and your soul!

Believe that you can and youTl surely win;

No matter how far the goall

There's a marvelous force in the faith that springs
From this great and noble thought!

By the magic spell of the strength it brings- - -
The mightiest deeds are wrought!

Believe that you can and you will succeed!

For as sure as you hold this thought,

You will back your faith with the power of deed;
Till the last hard fight is fought!

Aye, hold to the thought and you'll do your part
In the way that it should be done!

Just start with a winner's face and heart
And your battle is really won!

- - Author Unknown

Our School

We leave you. School, with mixed emotions.

Some of us go, never to returns
Many will be back for other years.

Some look forward to their proud day of departure;

Others look back on happy memories sprinkled with the salt of experience.

As all our problems pass by us, as soldiers in review,

We see how small they were in camparison to the battle of life that grows so close.
But always we shall remember you, be thankful to you, love you
And carry you ever with us in our hearts.

We bid you farewell.

Annual Staff

Editors-in-chief - -

Business Manager - -
Advertising Manager
Assistants ------

Feature Editor
Literary Editor
Club Editor - -

Sports Editor -

Grade Editor — — -

Photography Manager

Snapshots ------

Artist - - --

Typist - -- -- -- -
Contributing — — -

8th, 9th, 10th Grades

.- CAROLE DRENNEN

BILLY VICK

. ANNA MAY THORNES

- - - - - ANNA FAYE NAVARRO

.. JANE JOYCE

NORMA SPENCER
BOBBY LAMBERTSON

- - - - - MARY JANE FOXHALL
. EMMA JEAN CORBIN

. BONNIE COLONA

ARNOLD HUDGINS

- .CAROLYN CRANK

JIMMY RAYNE
THOMAS BORUM
------ BETTY ROSE EWELL

RODNEY SHRIEVES

..JACK WILSON

JACK HICKMAN
--------- JIMMY PRUITT

.* BILLY RYAN

------- BETTY MARSHALL

.NORMA SPENCER

PRESTON BELL
HARRY LEE HART
BILLY McALLEN
REGGIE DYCKMAN
MICHAEL, JANET, and LINDSEY

Dear Student Body:

I am glad to have the opportunity of addressing a message to you at the end
of our school year.

First* I would say a word of congratulations to the annual staff and Mrs. Ames
for capturing for us this book of memories. We all know what a mammoth un¬
dertaking it is* added to the regular routine of a school day. Then I would say
a word to the Seniors:

Would you recall the words I asked you to write at the top of your clean
slates one hot day last September, They went like this:

"It is better to know where you are going than to get there fast, "

Those words are worth remembering each time one starts a clean slate, I will
have a chance to look with pride at your now new and shining ones. It is with
pleasure that I extend sincere congratulations to each of you, 1 hope that your
chosen careers will hold satisfaction and fulfillment.

To the rest of the student body let me say that I have enjoyed working with
you, and I hope you have a happy vacation time- May you return in the fall
with renewed determination to raise your school and yourselves to higher stand¬
ards of ethic* scholarship and citizenship.

My best wishes*

J Ioujl fcr 1 . C& U l** s

Faculty

MRS. DUNTON
First Grade

MRS, POWELL
Second Grade

MISS LATIMER
Third Grade

MISS CLORE
Fourth Grade

MRS, CURLING
Fifth Grade

MRS. TROWER
Sixth Grade

MISS NYE
Seventh Grade

MR, LANG

Phy, Ed, and Social Studies

MISS FITCHETT
Commercial

MRS, VICK
English and Latin

MRS. SMITH
History and Guidance

MISS SPADY
Mathematics

MRS, AMES
Librarian and French

MRS, RUSSELL

Science and Physical Education

Our Teachers

By R* B* MacDonald

Each teacher has the honor*

On a crisp September day
To open wide the portals
On a new fall school array*

To turn the light of learning
In such a friendly way
That every child reflects it
In their work or in their play.

Youth climbs the hill of knowledge
With a purpose every step
And it is a teacher's duty
To see they don't regret*

To keep Old Glory flying
With honor in the sky
Each teacher imparts knowledge
To every girl and boy.

Teaching is an honor
For it could well be said
They mould our nation's future
Putting knowledge in youth’s head.

So we say to teachers
Wherever they may be
Knowledge is our Master
And our future up to thee.

Class of ’58

ANNA MAY THORNES

National Honor Society 2, 3,
NHS Secretary 3
NHS Vice President 4
Softball 1

Float Representative 4

Football Queen 4

Tri-Hi-Y 3,4

Class Vice President 2

Class Treasurer 3

Class President 4

Business Manager "Arrow” 4

ARNOLD WADE HUDGINS

Football 2
Track 2
Baseball 1
Tumbling 1
Archery 1
Basketball 2, 3, 4
Basketball Captain 3,4
Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4
MGA 3

CClub President 4
Radio Club I
Class Vice President 4
Club Editor "Arrow” 4

Class of *58

MARGARET JANE JOYCE

Softball 1
Basketball 2
Cheerleader 2, 3,4
Tri-Hi-Y 3,4
Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3
TmHi-Y Reporter 3
Class Treasurer 1
Class Secretary 4
Glee Club 2,3
Float Representative 1
Girls 1 State 3

Advertising Staff "Arrow" 4

BETTY LOU MARSHALL

Basketball 2,4
Softball 2, 3
Tri-Hi-Y 3,4
Class Treasurer 4
Glee Club 2
Float Representative 4
Typist ** Arrow" 4

Class of 5 58

THOMAS EDWARD BORUM

Football 1,2, 3,4
Football Co-Captain 3
Baseball 1
Basketball 2,3,4
Track 2 P 3
Tumbling 1
Hi-Y 2, 3,4
C-Club 4
Radio Club 1

MARGARET CAROLE DRENNEN

Basketball 2,3,4

Cheerleading 1

National Honor Society 2, 3, 4

NHS President 4

Float Representative 3

Tri-Hi-Y 3,4

Girls* State 3

Editor ” Arrow” 4

Class of 58

MARY JANE FOXHALL

Feature Editor**"Arrow” 4
From Memphis High School
Cheerleader 3
FHA 1,2,3

FHA State Representative 2
FHA President 2
Junior Play 3
Who’s Who 3
Band I p 2

JOHN LAWRENCE HICKMAN

Tumbling 1

Archery 1

Radio Club 1

Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4

Hi-Y Treasurer 3

Photographer "Arrow'* 4

Class of ? 58

ANNA FAYE NAVARRO

Basketball 2*3
Cheerleader 2, 3,4
National Honor Society 2, 3, 4
NHS Secretary-Treasurer 4
Tri-Hi-Y 3,4
Class Secretary 2
Class President 3
Girls' State 3

Advertising Manager "Arrow" 4

JACK RICHARD WILSON

Football 1,2, 3, 4
Football Co-Captain 3
Baseball 1,2, 3
Tumbling 1
Hi*Y 4
C-Club 4

Photographer " Arrow" 4

In the Beginning

jack w. jane

Bits of News From Tomorrow

When? 1978

Where? Here, There, and Everywhere!

Why? Finding their place in the wilderness of the world.

Who? Seniors of T 58

Arnold Wade Hudgins - Teaching English - Yes, Mrs* Vick retired I

Anna Faye Navarro - promoted from chief chou mein'maker of the Waldorf Astoria
kitchen to The Supreme Spaghetti Saucer*

Wanted: A baby sitter for the thirteen Foxhall brats I

The all-time, all-time great I Thomas Borum * Basketball player.

"Come onel Come all! See the beautiful dancing girls!" Shouts Jack Hickman from his
side show at the carnival*

FLASH!! I "Dr Carol Drennen returned Monday from the moon, beating all space travel
records in the fastest supersonic jet ever built!"

Anna May Thornes - Secretary for the Coast Guard, and wife of a Fleet Admiral*

Problems? Any kind, size, or description. Write to "Aunt Jane" (lane Joyce to usI) and
let her solve your problems.

Tune in your X, V, set any night - hear and see Miss America (Betty Lou Marshall to us!)
sing "Winston tastes good, like a cigarette should I"

Jack Wilson - Has made quite a name for himself* He owns a beauty salon and is the
best cosmetologist in the country.

Results? A very, very successful class! I!

Facts on Life

NAME

CAN BE RELIED ON

TO SAY

USUALLY FOUND

PET PEEVE

FAVORITE PASTIME

Anna Faye

Huh?

Where She
shouldn't be

Dirty finger¬
nails

Loafing

Arnold

Treat me nice!

Staying after
school

Caught skipping

Riding

Anna May

Now listen here!

Riding around

Diets

Reading

Jack H*

I don't care!

On the beach front

English IV

Old Cars

Betty Lou

Say hey, baby!

In Griff's

A curfew

Sleeping

Jack W.

It isn't time for
the bell

Ironing his pants

flat tires

Ringing the bell

Carol

Rats I

Where everyone
else isn't

Writing letters

Spending money

Thomas

My name is Ace I

Out of school

Boys from North¬
ampton

Basketball

Jane

We'll have a ball!

With a boy

No Male

Mail

Arguing

Mary Jane

I'm Hungry!

Chasing Jigger

Dog hair

Talking

Last Will and Testament

We, the Senior Class of Cape Charles High School of Cape Charles, Virginia, being
as weak in mind and body as usual, and being endowed with exceptionally rich gifts
and talents which we believe should be handed on for the benefit of posterity, do here-
by make this our last will and testament to be executed in the following order:

ARTICLE I
To The School

To our Alma Mater we leave all of our broken-down equipment and many of our good
friends,

ARTICLE II
To The Faculty

To the faculty we leave many grey hairs and the hope for classes that are more in¬
dustrious and attentive in the future*

SECTION 1
SECTION 2
SECTION 3

SECTION I
SECTION 2

SECTION 3

SECTION 4

SECTION 5
SECTION 6

SECTION 7 -

ARTICLE III
To The Classes

To the Juniors we leave our caps and gowns and the anticipation of
graduation*

To the Sophomores we leave the unused portions of our intellect in
hopes that they make better use of it than we did*

To the Freshmen we leave our old comic books and half-eaten candy
bars for support in the next three years*

ARTICLE IV
To The Individuals

Thomas Borum leaves his ability to attract NHS girls to L T, Bradford.
Jack Hickman leaves his ability to get old cars in working order to Bill
and Jan Neville*

Arnold Hudgins leaves his Elvis Presley handbook on "How to Do What
You Did When You Did What You Done Last Night" to Reggie Dyckman*
Jack Wilson leaves his office of president of the Royal Order of the Bell
Ringers to anyone who'll have it.

Jane Joyce leaves all her boy-friends to Bonnie Colona.

Betty Lou Marshall leaves her ability to sleep through English class to
Preston Bell.

Anna May Thornes leaves her favorite parking spot to Bobby Lambert-
son.

Carole Drennen leaves her argyle knee-socks to Lindsy Ltringfellow.
Mary Jane Foxhall leaves all her troubles far behind her*

Anna Faye Navarro leaves her "promptness" to Jimmy Rayne,

Junior Class Prophecy

Every year hundreds of historical events are added to our history books. Washington,
Franklin, and Lincoln are all well-known figures of American history as every student
well knows. But have you ever thought what figures of history your ancestors a hundred
years from now will be studying in their history courses? We of the junior class have our
own ideas about these characters* The following is our version of America’s future
history makers:

We visualize Norma Spencer as the first feminine Coast Guard Commander in charge
of recruiting. It is assumed that all recruits with the name, Stanley, will have an easy
time of it.

We predict that Carolyn Crank will become the first woman horse racer to win the
Kentucky Derby. It is speculated that her horse will be named "Jack. "

Timmy Pruitt will become the highest paid baseball player when he receives a cool
million to sign up for the St* Louis Cardinals*

Preston Bell will become the world's most noted explorer when he canoes to the head
of the Amazon River following the migratory habits of the wild South American Dodo
Bird*

Billy McAllen will follow Preston up the Amazon on foot and become a world hero
when he saves Preston from a tribe of head hunters,

Bonnie Colona will become the first woman president. This will cause the ultimate
downfall of the United States.

Harry Hart promises faithfully he will do something spectacular.

Norman Shrieves will revolutionize the automotive industry by inventing a nuclear
car which can out race, out fly, or out swim any previous car, plane, or boat,

Betty Rose Ewell will follow in Schubert’s footsteps by finishing his "Unfinished Sym-
phony*"

Jimmy Rayne will introduce a new style to replace Rock and Roll by making Hi-Fi
recordings of audience reactions to Elvis Presley.

Rodney Shrives will crash into New York society circles by marrying Marilyn Rocke¬
feller arid by some shrewd dealing will wind up with the whole Rockefeller estate*

Bobby Lambertson, while experimenting with atomic energy in his laboratory, will
blow himself to the moon and become the first man to have done so,

Emma Jean Corbin will become a famous writer by composing her life story in poetry
form, "L "

Reggie Dye km an says he will invent a new element and name it femailillium in honor
of his favorite pastime, courting pretty girls,

Billy Ryan will make his fame by jumping off the flag pole on the Empire State
Building and although he may not live to tell about it, he will become the first to have
tried it,

Billy Vick will establish the first permanent American Colony on the moon and also
will found the first outer space college for space cadets.

The foregoing remarks were written by Chief Rock & Roll so that you have ample
warning to prepare for America’s fate.

CHARLES PRESTON BELL

REGINALD AARON DYCKMAN

ROBERT EASON LAMBERTSON

WILLIAM EDWARD McALLEN

CAROLYN COLONNA CRANK

BONNIE WHITE COLONA

We Grow

The philosophy of the faculty of Cape Charles High School is based
upon the idea that the teacher will help the pupil to discover and de¬
velop his interests, attitudes, and abilities ( mental, social, physical,
and spiritual). After the student discovers his interests and abilities,
he is encouraged to set his own goals. From this encouragement he will
develop self-discipline and will be able to take his place in school
and in a democratic society.

In this age of Sputniks, jet propulsion, and hydrogen bombs, young
people realize the importance of a good education. Without it, one
is lost. Since C, C, H, 3, is a small school, the students have the ad¬
vantage of being able to work closely with the faculty and get more
individual instruction. The majority are interested in gaining all of
the knowledge within their abilities, and they strive to do their best.

There is much truth in the old adage, “'All work and no play makes
Jack a dull boy. " Included in the curriculum of the school are activ¬
ities to promote social growth through supervised recreation. The fine
dances held in the gym, and the activities of the worthwhile clubs are
examples. These aid in making the student a well-rounded individual.

Physical development is another important aspect in the life of the
student. The athletic teams and physical education classes help the
boy and girl to understand the value of working as a team, and have
consideration for the “other fellow" while they are growing more alert
physically.

Growing spiritually is important to every person. This is not for¬
gotten at C. C. H. S, The main objective of the Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-
Y is to make better Christians of the students. The scripture reading
and prayer in the morning starts the day off right for everyone.

With a program devoted to the total needs of the students of C, C, H, S, ,
it is no wonder that the graduates of each year turn out to be the worth¬
while citizens of tomorrow.

Mrs, Vick
Stanley Bennett
Nancy Downing

Lloyd Bradford
Mary Mann
Bond Dish a roon

Sharon Savage
Robert East
Betty Jean Stiles

William Hamilton
Lindsey Stringfellow
Jerome Joyce

Nancy Sudemo
Samuel Lewis
Charlotte Wooldridge

William Neville
Frank Williams
Junius Neville

SMOKE SIGNALS
from the

Down With Exams!

As the last deadline of the ARROW is frantically trying to be met, the staff mem¬
bers are just recuperating from the mid-term exams; so, fellow students, if this annual
has any defects, do please try to understand. Such exams would wear down the best.

For instance, questions such as:

ENGLISH

1. Did you enjoy "Macbeth?" If not, to what defect in your character do you attrib¬
ute this poor taste?

2. William Shakespeare was bom in April, 1564, and died in April, 1616. Name the
pall bearers at his funeral and give the name of the casket manufacturer of his
casket.

HISTORY

1. List the effects of the discovery of America on the citizens of lower Sloblovia.

2. The United States has had 33 presidents, George Washington was the first, and
Dwight Eisenhower is the present one. Based on this, how many corners are there in
the White House?

MATH

1. Mary is 24 years old. Mary is twice as old as Ann was when Mary was as old as
Ann is now. When is her birthday?

2, If a rabbit eat s four heads of lettuce in three days, and his wife eats three carrots
in two days, what was the price of rabbit stew when Charles I was beheaded?
CHEMISTRY

1. Raise one ounce of nitroglycerine to 600°. Observe through microscope any chem¬
ical changes or reactions.

The only bad part about exams is the fact that we have them. So, our conclusion
is:

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The more we study.
The more we know.
The more we know,
The more we forget.
The more we forget.
The less we know.
The less we know.
The less we forget.
The less we forget,
The more we know.
So, why study?

Jackie Bailey
Nancy Abbott
Ethel Carpenter
Billy Borum

Bobby Carpenter
Joyce Ewell
Gwen Humphrey
Truitt C as teen-

Parker Forest
Janet Lewis
Phil Lovelace
Miss Fitehett

Ricky Parks
Etta Luetlinger
Betty Parsons
Clement Pruitt

J. R. Outten
Marian Robbins
Ellen Twiford
Tommy Scott

Alvin Simpson
Violet Ward
Jackie Sorrells
Bobby Steffens

A Look Into the Future

Jackie Sorrells - The new game warden of Northampton County.
(Shoots game out of season)

Ethel Carpenter * A movie star over night. (That’s the only
time she was a movie star)

Etta Kay Luttinger - Confidential secretary to a big law firm.
(Can’t keep her mouth shut)

Jackie Bailey - Owns a great deal of farm land. (Two inches
by two inches)

Gwen Humphrey - Teacher who cracks students on the head
with a ruler. (Buys a gross of rulers a day)

Billy Borum * High rank in the Air Force. (Private all his life)
Marian Robbins - Golf instructor, (Plays her life away)

Parker Forrest - Operates and owns a yacht club formerly
known as Kings Creek. (Owns one boat)

Tommy Scott - Best producer on the Eastern Shore. (Raises
mostly mischief)

Violet Ward - White uniform, cheerful smile, a good nurse.

(Always sticking you with a needle)

Joyce Ewell - Chief operator of Bell Telephone. (Always lis¬
tening over the line)

Bobby Steffens - Commander of the Chincoteague Coast Guard,
(Commander of pealing potatoes)

J. R. Outten - Science professor at Yale University. (Doctor,
if you please)

Ellen Twyford - Sole owner of teenage dress shop. (Mortgaged
to the hilt)

Ricky Parks - Tallest and best basketball player of the year,
(Never makes a basket)

Betty Parsons - Married to a millionaire. (Owns one tin dime)
Alvin Simpson - The leading stock bolder of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. (Never rides a train)

Clement Pruitt - Broad shouldered star player of the Cleveland
Browns. (Trips over his own feet)

Phil Lovelace - Best radio technician. (His radio never works)
Truitt Casteen - A lawyer who is famous throughout the world,
(Famous for losing cases)

Janet Lewis - A commercial artist on T. V, (Famous, so she
thinks)

Nancy Abbott - A top-rate physical education instructor,

(Just to keep her figure)

Bobby Carpenter - Best baseball player of his day. (Strike out
king)

John Mary Douglas Sue Mike Kay

McMillan Bradford Summerlin Stevenson McCabe Whitehead

Jimmy Sandra

Lewis Tyndall

Keith

Bull

Linda

McConnell

Mickey Betty

Chambers Bradford

I

Wayne

Gunter

Linda Joe India

Wilkins Groppenbacker Winslow

Forrest Suzanne

Stiles Holloman

Bill y Patricia Joy Martha Sharon

Lowell Willis Savage Dix Rasmussan

Just Imagine

Keith Bull - Not being a junior or scientist,

Betty Bradford - Loud and awkward*

Mary Bradford - Wearing size thirteen shoe

Wayne Gunter - litterbugging*

Sue Stevenson - Not liking boys,

James Joyce - Not chewing gum in school.
Mickey Chambers * With blond hair,

Billy Lovell - Big and husky.

Lewis Midgett - Not talking.

Jimmy Lewis * Not bashful,

Joseph Groppenbacker - Being quiet,

Pat Willis - Full of vim and vigor.

Linda wilkins - Getting all F's on her report.

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Forrest Stiles * Not eating.

Joy Savage - Staying mad at somebody,
Sharon Rasmussen - Being bad in school,
Sandra Tyndall - Not flirting.

India Winslow - With short curly hair.
Mike McCabe - A track star,

Douglas Sumerline - Understanding.

John McMillan - A football star.

Linda McConnell - Short black hair.

Suzanne Holloman - Not riding in a ’29' Chevy.

Kay Whitehead - Not dancing.

Model General Assembly 58

Library Assistants

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"Watch Me Strut"

"Hot Rod'

"No Sleep Tonight! 1

"Sleeping Beauty?’

"Sputnik No. 3’

Girls’ State *57

says Arnold, "right there on the map.

There we are

You can’t learn 3 dimensional figures by watching 3-D movies I

Parlez-vous Francais? Non I

"I pledge allegiance to the flag . * ■
"Fidem meam obligo vexillo , * .

”1 wonder what will happen if I add a little of this green stuff to that red stuff?” Famous
last words of our chemistry class. Whether it be work or play* we re ready!

What would we ever do if Friday afternoon didn’t come every week?

Busy fingers make callouses!

-T VIOLAS

A *NoLD

■P*nd abl

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Cape Charles High School Representative of the
International Azalea Court
Norfolk, Virginia, April 14 * 20, 1958

Photo Contest

Two of a Kind

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Hi-Y

First row, left to right: Harry Lee Hart* Thomas Borum, Jimmy Pruitt, Arnold Wade
Hudgins, Billy Vick, Jimmy Rayne, L. T. Bradford, Frank Williams, James Joyce.
Second row: Jackie Bailey, Clement Pruitt, Bond Disharoon, Phil Lovelace, Billy Ham¬
ilton, Billy Borum, Norman Shrieves, Parker Forest, Jack Wilson, Bobby East, Rodney
Shrieves, Ricky Parks, Keith Bull, Third row: Billy McAllen, Reggie Dyckman, Jerry
Joyce, Jack Hickman, Bobby Carpenter, Bobby Lambertson, Jackie Sorrells, Preston
Bell, Tommy Scott, Bobby Steffens.

Advisor

President - - *
Vice President
Secretary - - -
Treasurer — -
Chaplain - - -

* - - - BILLY VICK
ARNOLD HUDGINS

- - JIMMY PRUITT

- U T, BRADFORD
■ - JIMMY RAYNE

MR. LANG

Tri-Hi- Y

Create, Maintain, Extend

Seated, left to right: Jane Joyce, Carolyn Crank, Norma Spencer, Betty Rose Ewell,
Sharon Savage, Bonnie Colona, Rebecca Travis, Anna May Thornes, Anna Faye Navarro
First row: Ethel Carpenter, Ellen Twiford, Joy Savage, Sue Stevenson, Janet Lewis,
Charolette Wooldridge. Carole Drennen, Gwen Humphrey, Etta Kay Luettinger, Betty
Parsons, Mary Mann, Mary Bradford. Second row: Nancy Abbott, Violet Ward, Nancy
Downing, Betty Lou Marshall, Suzanne Nottingham, Linda Wilkins, Kay Whitehead,
Sandra Tyndall, Pat Willis, Joyce Ewell, Betty Lee Bradford.

Advisor

President.SHARON SAVAGE

Vice President - -- -- -- -- - BETTY ROSE EWELL

Secretary.BETTY JEAN STILES

Treasurer.NORMA SPENCER

Chaplain...BONNIE COLONA

MISS NYE

rr C” Club

K C" CLUB

First row, left to right: Bobby Lambertson, Reggie Dyckman, Preston Bell, Tommy Scott,
Billy McAllen, Jackie Sorrells. Second row: Billy Hamilton, Jerry Joyce, Arnold Wade
Hudgins, Jimmy Pruitt, Jimmy Lewis, Clement Pruitt, Third row: Parker Forest, Frank
Williams, Norman Shrieves, L. T, Bradford, Rodney Shrieves. Fourth row: Jack Wilson,
Thomas Bo rum, Ricky Parks, Billy Vick, Jimmy Rayne, (not shown) Bobby Steffens,

The "C” Club is a newly organized club at Cape Charles High School. To be a
ber a boy has to receive an athletic award in one of the following sports: football, bas¬
ketball, track, or baseball.

"Miss America 1 *
MR, LANG - Advisor

"Oh, Great Allah"

OFFICERS

President - - -
Vice President
Secretary - - -
Treasurer - - -

ARNOLD HUDGINS
- JIMMY PRUITT
FRANK WILLIAMS
- PARKER FORREST

"6:00 a* m, "

"Yes, Masters"

Honor Society

Vice President:

ANNA MAY THORNES

President:

CAROLE DRENNEN

Secretary-Treasurer
ANNA FAYE NAVARRO

The Sarah W. Doughty Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of Junior
and Senior High School students. They are chosen on the following basis; Character,
Scholarship, Leadership, and Service,

Football

Kneeling: L. T. Bradford, B. Vick, R, Dyckman, B, Steffens, T. Scott, C. Pruitt, P. Bell, B. Mc¬
Allen, R. Shrieves, J. Pruitt. Standing: S, Bennett, j. Sorells, J. Lewis. J. Neville, J, Joyce, J.
Rayne, T. Borum, J. Wilson, P. Forrest, F. Williams, J. Styles, B. Neville. R. Parks, M. Chambers,
B. Lambertson, Coach Lang. Sitting: J. Williams.

F. WILLIAMS - R. T.

R, S BRIEVES - U a

Boys Who Earned Letters in '57

J. RAYNE - Q. B. T. BORUM - H. B.

First row, left to right: J. Sorrels, B. Stef¬
fens, P. Bell. J. Stiles. B, Neville, Second
row, J. Neville, J. Lewis, Coach Lang, M.
Chambers, R, Parks.

P. FORREST - L. T. T, SCOTT - R, G.

B. McALLEN - C. R. DYCKMAN - L. G.

All-Shore Team

C. PRUITT - H. B.

J. JOYCE - T, E.

J. WILSON - F. B.

J, PRUITT - H. B.

L. T, BRADFORD - C.

B. VICK - R. G.

Thanksgiving Follies

Our rival goes up in smoke. At the Hop!

Cheerleaders

Linda Wilkins, Nancy Abbott, Gwen Humphrey, Sharon Savage, Mary Mann, Carolyn Crank, Norma
Spencer, Joy Savage, Anna Faye Navarro, and Jane Joyce, Advisor: Mrs, Russell,

Vt*)

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Basketball 1958

JACK WILSON JIMMY PRUITT THOMAS BORUM

JIMMY RAYNE BILLY VICK BILLY McALLEN

RICKY PARKS

PHIL LOVELACE

MICKEY CHAMBERS

Happy Victors! Coach Lang

SCHEDULE and SCORES

DATE OPPONENT

January

7

Norfolk Academy - Away

January

10

Parksley - Home

January

14

Northampton - Away

January

17

Central - Home

January

24

Atlantic - Home

January

27

Central * Home

January

30

Onancock - Home

February

4

Atlantic - Away

February

5

Onancock * Away

WE THEY

25

64

29

31

28

61

(overtinr

37

30

43

29

41

45

41

30

46

38

58

Girls' Basketball

Standing: Manager Anna May Thornes, Betty Rose Ewell, Betty Parsons, Mary Mann, Nancy Suderno,
Coach - Mrs. Russell, Kneeling: Nancy Abbott, Janet Lewis, Carolyn Crank, and Sharon Savage, Ab¬
sent: Ethel Carpenter, Norma Spencer, Emma J. Corbin, Bonnie Colona,

Girls’ Softball 1957

Standing: Mrs. Russell* Coach; Ann Morabito, Sharon Savage, Ellen Bradford, Margaret
Groppenbacher, Betty Bender, Charolotte Woodridge* Kneeling: Carolyn Crank, Diane
Lewis, Betty Parsons, Gwen Humphrey. Sitting: Lindsey Stringfellow, Nancy Abbott,
Norma Spencer, Joyce Ewell,

1957 Baseball

CAPTAIN JIM JIMMY CLEM ELVIS NUT

David Knox

Seventh Grade

Miss Nye
James Brown
Jan Belote

Sharon Bosse
David Dix
Sandra Disharoon

Bowdoin Lusk
Ann Lewis
Eileen Meats

Elaine Tyndall
Dianne Whitehead
Charles Smith

Mary Wise
Harley Miles
Peggy Horsley

Linda Gunter
Carter Harris
Nancy Lingo
Eric Hamilton

Carl Lewis
Preston Lewis
Ann Wilkins
Harry Lewis

Larry Milbum
Judy Williams
Francis Nottingham
Thomas Rippon

Sixth

Grade

John Bradford
Scott Buck
Barbara Dix
George Ferguson

Donna Edge non
Harry Lee Gladden
Barbara Heath
Michael Grelecki

Absent: John Griffith

Robert Herrington

Fifth Grade

Mrs, Curling
Jeffrey Bull
Russell Chambers

Robert Dix
Nancy Allen
Barron Downing* Jr.
Sharon Curling

Evelyn Hacker
Granville Hogg
Elsie Hall
Me Kiel Martin

William McMillian
Betty Jean Henches
Wayne Parks
Margaret Jones

Elizabeth Luettinger
James Partin
Allison Mills
William Pollok, Jr,

Danny Ramussen
Patricia Rayne
John Rippon
Robert Shrieves

Denard Spady
Charles Tankard
Philip Travis
Colonna Travis

Janet Russell
Archie Wallace
John Williams
Linda Hall

Fourth Grade

Keith Disharoon
Margaret Carlson

Franklin Lewis
John Lewis

Russell Dunton
Edward Foxwell

James Parks
Billie Posey

Nanette Crumb
Robert Johnson

Russell Parsons
William Shannonhouse

Sue Early
Katharine East

Tommy Wilson
Janice Ray

Absent: Linda Ewell

Third Grade

Miss Latimer
Reade Belote

Michael Brown
Robins Buck

William Heath, Jr,
Douglas Hickman, Jr,
Linda Bosse
Allen Jones

Henry Jones, Jr.
William Merritt

Dianne Downing
Linda Gray

Larry McAllen
Dianne Lewis

Donald McMath
Thomas Merritt III

Pamela Richardson
Robin Nottingham
William Parks
Thomas Rasmussen

Jackie Scott
Dora-Wes ton Spady

Richard Shannonhouse
Phillip Stiles

William Sudemo
William Ward
Lucy Wise
Daryl Booker

Marion Lewis: Absent

Thomas Bennett
Linda Chambers
Edward Brooks, Jr.
Earl Curling, Jr,

Christine Herring
Terrance Grelecki
Kenneth Horsley
Deborah Powell

Ira Merritt, Jr,
Thomas Taylor
Shirley Russell
Grayson Travis

Mary Suderno
Rudder Turner, Jr.
Richard Wilson
Sharon Whitman
Julius Wyatt, Jr.

Second Grade

James Ard t Jr.
Deborah Bailey
Joseph Bosse
Brenda Dunton
John Freeman

Michael Thornes
Vaughan Dodd
Peter Martin
Cinda Bull

Wise Latimer
Gary Lewis
Ann Fuqua
Randy Lewis

Mrs. Powell
Jerry Lewis
Earl Scott
Muriel Hewitt
Scott Wyatt

Raymond Hall
Susan Curling
Mary Herron
Steven Lewis

Mrs* Dun ton

First Grade

Vicki Lee Sparrow
Thomas Pollok

Donald Sparrow
Sandra Baum
Bonita Turner
Philip Wrona

TO THE

STUDENTS AND FACULTY

OF

CAPE CHARLES

HIGH SCHOOL

We wish to join the many users of Texaco Prod¬
ucts in expres sing our appreciation for the opportunity
of contributing to this publication, for the 8th time.
We hope the citizens and businessmen will be offered
the same privilege each year in the future .

LANCE FULCHER, Consignee

COMPANY

C. R. ADKINS

VERNON M. MARTIN

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There’s a mighty important reason why so many
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you get 2 full glasses in the king-size bottle. So,
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in calories!

**\ found some items that were deductible that

I had completely forgotten about. Cancelled

checks are good evidence, too, and I know

Uncle Sam is kind of particular about that."

You would be wise to open
a checking account before
another week goes by . . - . *

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Cape Charles, Va.

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Cape Charles, Virginia

Reed and Barton
Stieff - Gorham - Towle
Silverware
Jewelers
Since 1891

Cape Charles, Virginia

Compliments of

COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS

Exmore, Virginia

WHOLESALE SEAFOODS

Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 221

Compliments of

BAT5T2

brothers

INC.

Your Friendly Jewelers
Diamonds Watches

Compliments

of

RITTENHOUSE LODGE

Northampton

Work Clothes

Shoes - Sporting Goods

207 Mason Avenue
Cape Charles, Virginia

Silverware

Cape Charles, Virginia

H. CLIFTON HAMILTON
Sales Manager

AanoN^STORES

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Mil

I Eat at
MYRT'S
RESTAURANT

Cape Charles, Virginia

JONES

DEPARTMENT STORE
"You
Must Be
Satisfied"

Cape Charles, Virginia

Compliments of

W. W. DIXON CO.
Farm Supplies

Phone 5

Cape Charles, Virginia

Phone 256
Capeville, Virginia

KIPTOFEAKE SERVICE CENTER
Cape Charles 652

HECKLE AND KELLOG

Cape Charles, Virginia
KIPTOPEAKE AMOCO SERVICE

Phone:

Cape Charles
514- W

SAVE
* - A T

GEORGE RUSSELL MOORE, JR.

EASTERN SHORE

PUBLIC SERVICE

Compliments of
KELL AM DISTRIBUTING CO.

PVROFAX

PENINSULA GAS COMPANY
29 Market Street
Phone: Onancock 521

Onancock, Virginia

SHEP'S VIRGINIA TRUCK
CENTER

3ayview, Virginia Phone 692

Cape Charles High School Class Rings
Supplied by

COMPANY

3110 West Marshall Street
Richmond, Virginia

NORTHAMPTON INSURANCE AGENCY
For Your Every Insurance Need
Representing the Travelers

E. S. STURGIS, Agent E. S. STURGIS, III

Office: 85183 Residence: 85225

Residence: 85147

Eastville, Virginia

Best Wishes
to the

Faculty, Students, and Friends of

CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL
F rom

Virginia's Largest Weekly
THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS
{Covering Northampton and Accomack Counties)

Compliments of

W A.

DICKINSON

GENERAL INSURANCE

Cape Charles, Virginia

CAPE

CHARLES

OIL COMPANY

Telephone 208
Telephone 226

You Will Find the Latest in
Styles and Finest in Quality
at the

MARILYN'S FASHION SHOP

Phone 33-W
Cape Charles, Virginia

EWELL'S FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
Servel Gas Refrigerators
Norge Refrigerators
Maytag Washers and Gas Ranges
Oil Burning Heaters
Sylvania and Hallicrafte rs
Television

Phone: Cape Charles 597
Cape Charles, Virginia

HOTEL

Rooms With Bath

JOHNW. BURFOKD
Manager

Cape Charles, Virginia

BAILEY'S BAYVIEW
CAPE CENTER
RESTAURANT

Specializes in Seafood
and Steaks

Capeville, Virginia

T21CHA.T2D

JEWELER

Genuine Registered
Keepsake

Diamond Rings
Elgin - Mido - Bulova
Watch Repairing
Cape Charles, Virginia

CEENTEE'R

SERVICE STATION
3A SERVICE

24 Hour Wrecker Service

Capeville, Virginia

Phone 894-J

Cape Charles, Virginia

BELLE AND MELVIN BILICH

"We Need Your Head

Compliments of

to Run Our Business"
RUDY'S

BARBER SHOP

RELIABLE
COAL AND LUMBER
COMPANY
INCORPORATED

Building Material - Coal
Telephone 115

Cape Charles, Virginia

Cape Charles, Virginia

PEEBLES DEPT. STORE

"Most for Your Money”

Shoes - Dry Goods - Bedding - Men's - Women's - Children's

Wearing Apparel
Draperies - Slip Covers

Mason Avenue

Cape Charles 1187

SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION

FRANK THORNES
Washing and Greasing

Located at Corner of Randolph Avenue and Fig Street

Telephone 594

GRIFF'S •

LUNCHEONETTE

Cape

Charles

Va.

Be Sure!

S. ROGER AMES, Supt.
Cape Charles, Virginia

HOME BENEFICIAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Insure !

H. H. THOMAS

E. T. SMITH

S. P. WOMBLE

BRUCE MANUEL

"Insurance Is Our Business"

"Service Is Our Motto"

A. J. EWELL

PENINSULA MOTORS

Sale s

Service

Compliments of

GAS AND ELECTRIC, INC.
Propane - Hotpoint
Sales and Service

COFFEE SHOPPE

J. C. GROPPENBACHER

PRODUCE

Cape Charles, Virginia

NASSAWADOX. VIRGINIA

Mill Ends and Full Bolts
in Dress, Drapery and
Slip Cover Fabrics

Compliments of

RUSTY’S BARBER SHOP

Exmore, Virginia

HARRY KELLAM
GROCERY

Cape Charles, Virginia

CUSTIS RECORD SHOP
Exmore, Virginia

Compliments of
LEWIS'S SEA FOOD MARKET

eoF r f=ieoM

EQUIPMENT COMPANY

I NflR NATION Ai
HARVESTER

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Bayview, Virginia

LUMBER COMPANY

Lumber - Building Material
Hardware - G. E. Appliances
Paints

Lyman and Trojan Boats

Mercury Motors

Nassawadow, Virginia

R. A. PARSONS AND
COMPANY, INC.

We Buy, Process and Sell All
Types of Farm Produce
Farm Supplies

Cape Charles, Virginia

Phone 1180

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mcgrath

Dealer in
Coal and Wood

Agent for

Orange Aluminum Storm Screens
Windows and Doors

Cape Charles, Virginia

“The Wonderful World of
Autody na mi c s * ’
RUSSELL. MOTOR CO., INC.
1958 Swept Wing Dodge
I960 New Plymouth
Power Giant Sea-Horse

Dodge Trucks Johnson Motors

Phone Gl-26200

Exmore, Virginia

EASTERN SHORE
CANNING CO tl INC.

John Deere Tractor
and

Implement Division

QUALITY FARM
EQUIPMENT

Phone; OR-8^5744

Machipongo, Virginia

JOHN H. DULANY & SON, INC.
Packers of
High Quality

Canned and Frozen Foods

Fruitland, Md.

LLOYD’S DRUG STORE

Prescription Service
Cosmetics - Toiletries - Sundries
Complete Luncheonette
Breyer’s Ice Cream

‘Loyal to the Ethics of Pharmacy 1
Phone: GI-2-6267
Main and Bank Streets

Exmore, Virginia

CHER ITON TV CENTER

Cheriton, Virginia
Admiral - Emerson - Motorola
Dumont

Black and White - Color TV
We Service All Makes and
Models - TV, Radio, Phonograph
Prompt, Efficient Service
Phone C. C. 472

‘Be Sure With Pure”

Cape Charles, Va.

Phone 331

BAGWELL OIL COMPANY, INC.

Compliments of

mvimrvd’

UPHOLSTERY

In Cape Charles the Place to Eat

Is

^McCarthy’s

HOTEL

KENNY’S

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Cape Charles

Virginia

FITZHUGH AUTO CO.

Cape Charles, Virginia

Wheel Balance and Alignment
Car - Truck - Marine
Engine Repairs
Wrecker Service

Est. 1907 - Phone 211

H. M. JAMES AND COMPANY

Tapestry

Draperies “House of Fabrics’*

Slip Covering
Aw ning

Duck 12 oz. Phone:

Indian Head
Denims 36-48
Fruit of the Loom

Nassawadox, Virginia

Bates
Dan River
And er nos
Corticelli Silks
and Taffeta
Swiss Laces
and Embroidery

INC.

U. S. Highway 13 - Cheriton, Virginia
Tomatoes - Cabbage - Beans - Peppers - Washed Potatoes

Yams - Squash - Etc.

Phone: Cape Charles 887 or 685

FOX - SCOTT FUNERAL HOME

At the Start of the day ...

Cape Charles, Va.

All the news you want WHEN you want ft!

FURNITURE COMPANY

Complete Household Furniture
With Stores in

Nassawodox
Phone: GI-2-6216

and

Cape Charles
Phone: 338

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Paints - Marine Supplies - Wallpaper

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Cape Charles, Virginia

Phone 279

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U. M.
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CO., INC.

Quality Furniture and Floor Coverings
General Electric Appliances
Phone Sunset 7-2636
Onancock, Virginia

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Whitman’s

Candy

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Cosmetics

“Good Things to Eat Where Young and Old Meet”

Phone 148 Cheriton, Virginia

‘The Shore’s Leader in Sports’

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SPORT LINES

314 E. Main St.

Salisbury, Md,

DON BOWDEN, School Representative

Pioneer 9-9412 - 2-2051

JOE BOSSE’S

TEXACO SERVICE STATION

Corner of Mason and Peach Streets

Cape Charles, Virginia

We Own the Equipment
but--

Northampton's One
and Only Newspaper
Is Your Newspaper

THE

NORTHAMPTON TIMES

$2,50 Per Year
on the Shore

THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY

Telephones: 245 and 19-J

Cape Charles, Virginia

Compliments

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